Maison Tóukkani · Practical guide
Rugs for architects
For an architect, a rug is often most useful when treated as a soft plan: it can define a zone, extend an axis or absorb a break in geometry.
The references to keep in mind
The work begins best with plans, elevations, material palette and intended use. That allows proportion to be discussed before decoration.
Three points to check
- Share plans and material palette
- Treat the rug as an architectural surface
- Validate proportions before motif
The Maison’s point of view
The Maison’s Project Desk brings these elements together and keeps design, material and fabrication aligned throughout the project.
For a real project, these references should always be tested against plans, light, use and the constraints of place. The Maison then confirms material, dimensions and feasibility through Project Desk.